Morgan Wallen announces 2027 Last Time I Checked Tour

Morgan Wallen has announced his 2027 “Last Time I Checked Tour” with Thomas Rhett, HARDY and more, TicketNews reported.

Holler Country confirmed the announcement, reporting that the tour will feature Thomas Rhett, HARDY and additional opening acts. The Tennessean reported that Wallen will play two nights at the new Nissan Stadium in 2027, and the Buffalo Bills noted that the tour is coming to Buffalo on July 23 and 24, 2027. The announcement comes as Wallen wraps up his 2026 “Still The Problem Tour,” which Taste of Country reported could become the highest-grossing tour of 2026 in any genre. The 2027 tour is the next step in Wallen’s ascent to the top of country music, and the announcement is a sign that Wallen is planning to maintain his pace of touring and releasing music.

The “Last Time I Checked Tour” will visit cities across the country, and the dates and venues will be announced in the coming months. The presale details were released with the announcement, according to TicketNews, and fans will have the opportunity to buy tickets before the general sale. The tour is expected to be a major event, based on the success of the 2026 tour, and the demand for tickets will be high. Wallen’s tours have been selling out, and the 2027 tour is likely to sell out as well. The announcement is early, which gives fans time to plan, and the early announcement is a sign that Wallen’s team is confident in the demand.

The 2026 tour

Wallen’s 2026 “Still The Problem Tour” is wrapping up, and the tour has been a success. MusicRow.com reported that Wallen wrapped a 12-stadium tour, and Taste of Country reported that the tour could become the highest-grossing tour of 2026 in any genre. The tour has played in stadiums across the country, and the setlist and set times were published by Happy Mag. BroadwayWorld reviewed the tour stop at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, and the review was positive. The tour has been a major event in country music, and the success of the tour is a testament to Wallen’s popularity and his ability to draw fans to stadiums.

The 2026 tour has also been a commercial success. Billboard reported on ticket availability, and NJ.com noted that tickets were still available in Philadelphia for under $200. USA Today reported that only six cities were left on the 2026 tour, and the limited availability is a sign of the demand. Backstage Country reported that Brooks & Dunn are reaching a whole new generation thanks to Wallen’s tour, which speaks to the cross-generational appeal of the shows. The 2026 tour has been a defining event for Wallen, and the 2027 tour will build on that success.

The setlist for the 2026 tour was published by Taste of Country and Happy Mag, and the setlist includes Wallen’s biggest hits and new material. The shows are long, the production is big and the fans are engaged. Wallen’s live show is a major production, and the stadium setting allows for a scale that is not possible in arenas. The 2027 tour will likely follow the same model, with stadium shows and a big production. The “Last Time I Checked Tour” will be a continuation of Wallen’s stadium touring strategy, and the strategy has been working.

The career

Wallen’s career has been a story of controversy and commercial success. He was caught on video using a racial slur in 2021, and the incident threatened to derail his career. But Wallen apologized, took time off and returned to music, and his commercial success has continued. His albums have sold millions, his tours have sold out and his songs have topped the charts. The controversy did not end his career, and Wallen’s fans have stuck with him. The 2027 tour announcement is a sign that Wallen is planning for the long term, and the long term includes stadiums and major tours.

The country music industry has embraced Wallen, despite the controversy. The industry recognizes his commercial power, and the industry has not shied away from promoting him. The 2026 tour is one of the biggest in country music history, and the 2027 tour will be another major event. Wallen’s success is a sign of the health of country music, and the success of his tours is a sign of the demand for live music. The “Last Time I Checked Tour” will be a major event in 2027, and the announcement is already generating excitement among fans.

What I think

Wallen’s tour announcement is a sign of his commercial power. The 2026 tour could be the highest-grossing tour of the year in any genre, and the 2027 tour is already being announced. That is a level of success that few artists achieve, and Wallen is achieving it in country music, which is not always recognized for its touring power. The stadiums are selling out, the tickets are in demand and the shows are big productions. Wallen is at the top of his game, and the 2027 tour will be another test of his drawing power.

The controversy is part of the story, but it is not the whole story. Wallen used a racial slur, and the incident was a real failure. But Wallen apologized, took time off and returned, and his fans have stuck with him. The commercial success has continued, and the industry has continued to promote him. The controversy did not end his career, and the question of whether it should have is a question that people will continue to debate. But the commercial reality is that Wallen is one of the biggest stars in music, and the 2027 tour is a sign that he is planning to stay there.

The “Last Time I Checked Tour” will be a major event in 2027. The tour will visit stadiums across the country, and the demand for tickets will be high. Wallen’s live show is a big production, and the stadium setting allows for a scale that few artists can match. The tour will be a continuation of Wallen’s ascent, and the ascent has been impressive. From the controversy to the commercial success, Wallen’s career has been a story of resilience and popularity. The 2027 tour is the next chapter, and the chapter will be written in stadiums across the country.